The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-04-07

operation being performed by DR..
Ochsner assisted by Drs. Lewis and
Campbell. All of these are opera
tions of the most extreme delicacy
and they speak volumns in themselves
for the skill of the operators. The
abdominal section and vesico. vaginal
fstula cases are of such delicate ma
trlre that these are the first cases oper.
sted on in this country and the good |
results attained, in not only these
cases but all others, go to show be-
yond doubt, that such cases can be
operated upon at home just as well as
abroad. We are pleased, at this time,
to inform the public that all of these
cases have fully recovered and are en-
Toying themselves with the pleasant
realization of restored health.
The good looking folks soclable
will be held at DR.. Campbell's on che
evening of April Gath. All the beau
ty of the village is expected to be
represented and those who have no
beauty can be represented through
their fine clothes and their surplus OF
intelligence; this will open the doors
tor ALL. 49,. e.
"a Chas. A. I.indberg of Little Falls
and bride, are in town visiting his
parents. They are on their way to
Chicago. The happy couple were
married in Little Falls on the 4th inst
Mr.. Lindberg's many friends in Mel
rose wish them long life and much
happiness.
The " - '...ra t 4
V rne > las, Tuesday a. a ett
joyabIe change from the old line soei-
ablrs held at this place There was
a good turnout and every body
laughed until their sides ached. Pr
Clarence Thull and John Moritz
are the gentlemen who will look af-
ter the interests of the travelling pub
| lie in the livery business from this on,
they having formed co.partnership
Mr.. A. D. Ausbourne was on the
streets on Wednesday for the first
time since he cast his vote for McGlll.
having been confined to his house all
winter. @s ....
Mrs. Hannah Stratton and VIM. A.
Poole OF Michigan, were welded by
Justice L,ndberg on the 4th inst, at
tie residence of A. J. Bennett in Mel
rose. -
Minnesota sportsmen are in a hard
row of stumps this spring unless they
turn their attention to blackbirds,
gophers, woodticks and glass balls.
d. A. Patrick is making calcula-
tions to go to Washington Territory
this spring. He is rus,ler and will
make his way anywhere,
John Vogel has bought lot of
Edwin Clark during the week and
moved a building onto it for resi-
dence. r.
Mrs. Belle Richmond will start for
Indiana next Tuesday where she goes
to make protracted visit among rel
atives. =r....
There is a genuine case of measels
| IN this village at the present-take
notice-it is not of the black type.
Don't forget the campfire and
dance in 2ichmond's hall on Mon
day evening. Everybody invited.
P. T. Flaherty went to St. Paul on
"Wednesday to enjoy little needed
rest and have good time.
Lawrence Thull has bought half in.
terest in the livery barn and intends to
rush business in the future.
Henry Then is the happy father OF
| a fine boy this week. Call at the
bank and take cigar.
Some farmers began seeding a
week ago, but have been frozen out
most of the time since.
Wild geese were observed in large
fiocks passing north over the village
during the past week.
| Miss Susie Haddon was over from
/ PaynesviIle visiting her friends south
/ of town last Friday.
Large quantities of potatoes are
| coming into town this week for ship
ping purposes.
| The Melrose bank is making prepa
tons to put up fine brick bank this
summer
What is the average sportsman 60
ing to do for his mess OF ducks this
spring.
! Mat. Donahue can be seen on our
streets these days. Mat IS always
busy.
| Mr.. Thul. has received full car of
Champion Machinery, during the
week.
Miss Town Of Paynesville, was in
our village with her aunt Mrs. }. Had
don.
L. Blackmer went to Sank Centre
| on Tuesday to see the flyers get there.
April. indeed! With all IFS SUM-
shine and shadows minus the showers.
G.. M. Parsons made business trip
to Minneapolis on Tuesday last.
Joseph Halves is putting up resi-
dence for one of the Millers.
DR.. E. J. Lewis of Sank Centre,
was in our midst on Sunday.
w. D. Ausbourne lost a valuable
cow during the past week.
The merchants are all handling
fence wire this spring.
The boys are getting their guns
, ready for black birds.